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Pakistan, with the second largest Muslim population in the world, is a crucial country in the international system. It is an ally of the United States in the global war on terror but is also regarded as a major bastion of some of the most active jihadist organisations. This book highlights and explores the paradoxes that characterise contemporary Pakistan from the simultaneous democratization and Islamization of civil society to the schizophrenic US-Pakistan relationship.
The central theme of the book looks at Pakistans stability paradox. Commentators and analysts have over recent years often suggested that Pakistan was on the verge of state failure or collapse resulting from a myriad of dilemmas. Yet, remarkably the Pakistani state has proven to be more resilient. This book identifies not only the factors that are contributing to Pakistans perceived instability but also those factors that have contributed to the states resilience. Chapters explore this central paradox through three core dimensions of Pakistans contemporary dilemmas the domestic, regional and international dimensions.
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Domestic, regional and international dimensions
Edited by Ashutosh Misra and Michael E. Clarke
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